Monticello Cagers Open Season With A Win Over Hopkinton
Monticello opened their season with a come from behind 16 for Hopkinton as Coach Roy Moore used 11 players to find a solid lineup. Nip and Tuk Morton led Hopkinton early while Monticello used height and speed to gain a 11 10 halftime edge and finish stronger.
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Monticello
Hopkinton
Monte
Roy Moore
Nip
Tuck Morton
Eike
Stanger
Tuck
Minotaur
Bender
Jamieson
Liddy
Marion
Hopkinton Juniors Trim Monte In opener 22 9
Hopkinton juniors defeated Monte 22 to 9 on Tuesday night. Coach Leonard Gibbs led Hopkinton with composed ball control and steady defense. Harold Hogan impressed with dribbling and three tough baskets, while Klewen and Himebaugh starred for Monte.
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Hopkinton
Trim Monte
Leonard Gibbs
Roy Moore
Glenn Lambert
Harold Hogan
Klewen
Himebaugh
Sacred Heart Girls Fall to St John’s in Fast Clash
St John’s overwhelmed Sacred Heart 42 to 21 after a 25 to 3 halftime gap at Independence. Corcoran led Sacred Heart with 10 points, Wendling top-scored for St John’s with 22. Sacred Heart faces Immaculate Conception, Dubuque, next Sunday.
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St. John’s
Sacred Heart
St. John's
Maxine Nordman
Corcoran
Wendling
Immaculate Conception
Dubuque
Ramblers Defeat St. Johns 25 to 20 on the Road
The Ramblers led 17 to 6 at halftime and held on for a 25-20 victory over St. John's at Independence. St. John's rallied with long shots in the second half, while Sacred Heart utilized a new set offense under Coach Gump Ferring. The Ramblers face Guttenberg next.
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Ramblers
Sacred Heart Boys
St. John’s
Independence
Gump Ferring
Guttenberg
Onslow High Boys Sweep Center Junction In District Play
Onslow high school boys first and second teams defeated Center Junction last week with scores 12 to 5 and 23 to 20. Olin and Oxford Junction split doubleheader action as the Olin girls won 31 to 17 and the Oxford Junction boys claimed 23 to 19.
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Onslow High School
Center Junction
Onslow
Olin
Oxford Junction
Mrs Charles Luett Wins First Honors In Cooking Contest
Mrs Charles Luett won first prize in the Iowa Electric low cost electric cooking contest by guessing the nine meal cost within one eighth of a cent. Ruth Hayes placed second and five tied for third. The event demonstrated low cost electric cooking with three breakfasts, three dinners, and three suppers observed by Westinghouse reps Glenn Hamilton and Ernest Allen.
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Charles Luett
Iowa
Ruth Hayes
Bert Thompson
Glenn Hamilton
Ernest Allen
Westinghouse Electric Company
Monticello FFA Holds November Meeting
Monticello chapter of FFA held its monthly meeting on November 22. Rev. Grossheim spoke on Thanksgiving and Robert Buel presented a history of Thanksgiving. A attendance contest began and is tied. Mr and Mrs Frank Stimson and others visited relatives in Soldier.
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Monticello
FFA
Grossheim
Robert Buel
Frank Stimson
Hanna Britt
Theodosia Pulver
Page Carlson
Soldier
Cascade Couple Celebrate Their Golden Wedding
Cascade residents mark Peter and Anna Johnson's golden wedding anniversary with a family turkey dinner in East Cascade. The couple married in Worthington on November 27, 1888, and have long been prominent farmers in Dubuque County now living in Cascade. Local neighbors surprised them with a gift.
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Cascade
Joseph McArthur
Thomas McArthur
Dubuque
St. Martin's High School
Columbia College
St. Paul Seminary
St. Paul
Bayless Business College
Columbia Academy
Knights of Columbus
Margaret Driscoll
Mary Dolphin
Agnes
St. Martin’s Church
James Skahill
Peoria
Skahill
Nelle O'Connell
Orville
Herbert
M. J. Farrelly
St. Peter’s
Temple Hill
Alice Lynch
Frank Ellis
Maquoketa
Lynch
Ellis
Elizabeth McMahon
East Cascade
Charles Huntington
Dorothy
Peter Johnson
Anna Leyendecker
St. Paul’s Church
Worthington
George W. Heer
Anna
Lawrence
Dubuque County
Loras T. Lane
Church of the Nativity
Mary Edmunda
Mary Cecelia
Mercy Hospital
St. Martin's Church
Father Lane
T. J. Lane
Georgia Fall
Ramona Barrett
Chicago
Marshall Field’s
al Strong
Mazie McGovern
Peter Konzen
Matt Winters
Harvey Atkinson
Farley
Michael Konzen
Joe Streng
Cascade Fire Department
A. W. Aitchison
Raymond English
St. Mary's High School
Peter Reiter
Leonard
Charles Leonard
St. Peter's High School
Aurora
Ill
Miwaukee
Wis
Memorial Hall
Fred T. Schwab
Fish and Game Division
Fire Department Called Out Last Night
An old barn on the property of Mrs. Mary Bader was partly destroyed by fire at 10 o clock last night. The barn was unused and no reason can be given for the cause of the fire. The blaze developed a lot of smoke and drew a large crowd of interested spectators.
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Mary Bader
Spec Sators
It Is Economical To Let Beef Cattle Grind Hay
C Culbertson of Iowa State College says cattle can grind their own hay but grinding soybean hay only pays if roughage is scarce and a farmer has a tractor and mill. With low soy prices, grinding varies by winter and ration. stems offer little feed value and are better used as bedding. Great Britain lacks sufficient searchlights for air defense.
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C. Culbertson
Iowa State College
Culbertson
Local Thanksgiving Visits Across Iowa Details
Miss Adelaide Gray visited in Coon Rapids. Cedar Rapids hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Ambuehl and Rev. and Mrs. Bridges. Burrichters, Hohns, Chaloupkas, and Cha lupkas traveled between Davenport Wyoming and Rock Valley. Rena Kosters rested in Rock Valley, Royal Neighbors schedule Dec 13. Luck family to Laramie Wyoming. Parkhouse and Burrichter guests in Des Moines area. Podhaski family time in Anamosa. Dick Hoag underwent appendix surgery at McDonald hospital and is recovering.
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Adelaide Gray
Coon Rapids
Friends
George Ambuehl Sr
Charles Bridges
Cedar Rapids
William Burrichter
Lyle
John Hohn
Davenport
Henry Chaloupka
Joe Chaloupka
Sarah Chaloupka
Wyoming
Rena Kosters
Monticello
Rock Valley
Royal Neighbors
Mary Luck
Minnie
Laramie
Fred
Herman
For Sale Good Condition Used Cars Listing
For sale good condition used cars including a 1934 Master Chevrolet four 1930 Model A cars a 1931 Chevrolet pickup with rebuilt motors at special prices. Inquire at J L Wolfe Service.
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J. L
Wolfe
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Sacred Heart Girls
Monticello F.F.A
Iowa Conservation Commission
Howard Baldwin
Horace S. Poole
Dubuque Society
Dorothy Huntington
C. H. Huntington
Edward Callahay
Fire Department
Great Britain
George
Des Moines
Ralph Parkhouse
Eleanor
Ed Burrichter
Carroll Podhaski
Janice
Joan
Podhaski
Meta Kasper
Anamosa
Dick Hoag
Louis Hoag
Wilmette
McDonald
London
Castle Grove
L. W. Lovell
R. A. Cartano
Highway 151
John Stimpson
Poland
Clarence Kehoe
Berkshire
Carl N.egin
Hampshire
Fred Iben
Aitchison Bros
Berkshire Boars
Dean McDonald
Hampshire Boars
Gus Drelbelbis
Iow
Orpington
Pol
Wilcox & Bon
Delbert Crowley
Duroc Jersey
John Caspers
Wil M. Libben
Jersey
J. H. Hinrichs
China
A. E. Laude
New Hampshire
A. G. Bohlken
Claude Applepby
G. H. Gerdes Farm
Waterloo
W.T. Rieken
Wm. G. Schoon
March Farrow
Will m M. Lubben
Thor
Messerli Implement Company
Ray Hearn
Chevrolet Values
FORD
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Francis Payton
Anamosa, Iowa
Iowa City
John Welter
McLaughlin Buick Co
Sargent Minral
Farmers Mutual Creamery
Langworthy
Floyd Nelson
Pruit Bros
W. T. Schoon
F. D. McLaughlin
Full Line Implement Company
Box A
E. J. Davis
Besler
H. J. Gottleaber
Scotch Grove
Jones County
Jones County Abstract Company
R.J. Howland & Son
Farmers Grain Co
Harvard University
United States
Shomont Farms
Mier
Dracula and Frankenstein
Lloyd Nolan
Harry Carey
Gail Patrick
Alcatraz
Tex Ritter
Ae Falo Roe
Nas
THE
Lone Ranger
Kid
WMT
Happy Haynes
Jane Withers
Nancy
Boris Karloff
MR. Wong
Chester A. Condit
Monticello State Bank
Ralph Slade
Iowaland
Mae Fe Owce Radio
Zenith
Zimmerman Photie’ ‘Oo Eae
Xstering, Helmer
Monticello, In
Express
Opera House
W. H. Null
Besler & Davis Barber Shop
Palmer’s
Reputation
Ted
Diemon
Hubinger Syrup
Diamond’s
Folger’s Coffee
Lipton’s Green Tea
White
JDS
Florida
Idaho
Rome
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